Liability Management Transactions (Part II): Drop-down Transactions

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As we discussed on Part I of this series, liability management transactions have become commonplace in the restructuring arena. Both “uptier” and “drop-down” transactions are often viewed as viable options for distressed borrowers. Here in Part II, we address drop-down transactions and some representative cases where a borrower’s ability to implement a drop-down has been tested.

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